Sentence examples for remote isles from inspiring English sources
Adventure operator Reimann Retked offers several kayaking group trips, with hikes and camping on remote isles.
E-mail address GO SIGN UP Share Tweet Negotiating remote isles by wooden ferries, tiny planes & longtail boats in Thailand, Indonesia & the pacific #lpmemories #authenticresearch — Brett Atkinson (@travelwriterNZ) July 22 , 2013I still have my tattered old South American copy that went with me everywhere in 6 months I had abroad.
Although researchers have long suspected the creatures had been brought to the remote isles by humans to provide a steady supply of food, antlers, or skins, the notion they originated in distant lands and were carried there in a sort of Neolithic ark is a surprising twist.
Some, as if dreaming an afterlife, wake on the remote isle where Prospero now holds sway.
Brought up on the remote Isle of Lewis in Scotland, Ms. Norgrove grew up on a farm and attended a tiny rural school.
Her father, Malcolm, was a fisherman on the remote Isle of Lewis, and he and his wife, Mary Smith, raised a large brood of children.
The heavy, sacred vocalizing practiced by Old Regular Baptists recalls, in an almost uncanny way, ancient Gaelic psalms from the remote Isle of Lewis in Scotland; a few days after our trip upstate, Smith fixed me a salami sandwich and played me a few of those psalms in his living room in Brooklyn.
Craggy Island's holy trinity of comedic clergymen, completed by Father Dougal McGuire and Father Jack Hackett, must not only contend with Mrs Doyle's unrelenting insistence to "go on" and have a cup of tea, but also the overbearing, insipid and idiotic residents of the remote isle.
But in the past few years, movie moguls and film directors such as JJ Abrams, Ridley Scott and Matthew Vaughn have taken their productions to this remote isle to film some of the world's biggest blockbusters.
In her YouTube video, Pfüetzner explains that the remote isle helps her concentrate on her work.
Built on the highest point of the remote Isle of Portland in Devon, the Verne, which used to be a prison, it is surrounded by cliffs and a moat.
